3D design: an introduction to the areas of study
I can explore how different materials influence the making and meaning of a sculpture.
- Year 10
3D design: an introduction to the areas of study
I can explore how different materials influence the making and meaning of a sculpture.
Lesson details
Key learning points
- Materials affect aesthetics and tactile qualities.
- Techniques vary with each material: carving, modeling, casting, assembling.
Keywords
Material - the physical substances artists use to make a sculpture — like clay, wood, metal, paper, or fabric
Theme - the main idea or message behind a sculpture
Qualities - the features or characteristics of a material, such as texture, weight, flexibility, or strength, that affect how it feels and behaves
Common misconception
Expensive or traditional materials are better for making sculptures.
Any material can be powerful in sculpture if it supports the concept or message being expressed.
Equipment
Pencils, sketchbooks, samples of clay, wire, card, wood, scissors, glue, images of sculptures, theme prompt ideas, artist references.
Licence
Lesson video
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